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Washington Institute for Near East Policy offers news about Politics, National and International Policies, Domestic and International Affairs. It is available in English and Arabic.

Serves as the official monthly newsletter of the International Business-Government Counsellors, Inc. Written for professionals in international trade and government relations. Focuses on global economic policymaking, including key makers and shapers of policy.

Covers everyone at any level of government, in industry groups, in the courts or elsewhere, who is setting rules for the Internet. Areas of coverage include: privacy, fraud and other First Amendment issues; federal government actions on Capitol Hill; intellectual property and copyright; Internet taxation and access charges; e-commerce regulation; state and local actions; and antitrust and SEC matters.

Covers everyone at any level of government, in industry groups, in the courts or elsewhere, who is setting rules for the Internet. Areas of coverage include: privacy, fraud and other First Amendment issues; federal government actions on Capitol Hill; intellectual property and copyright; Internet taxation and access charges; e-commerce regulation; state and local actions; and antitrust and SEC matters.

Washington Island Observer is a weekly newspaper written for the residents of Washington Island, WI.

Washington Jewish Week is a weekly newspaper that covers social issues affecting the Jewish communities of Washington, D.C., Maryland and northern Virginia.

Washington Journal focuses on the day's top Washington, D.C. public affairs stories with a propensity toward public money issues. Some topics covered on the program include campaign finance, energy prices, and special interest groups. Washington Journal features guests that are experts on the issues discussed. It includes interviews and call-ins with public policy makers and journalists. There is no permanent host. PR professionals are advised to send press releases to the appropriate member of the program's production team by fax. All information should be related to a major Washington public affairs story and be of interest to a mass audience. The lead time for booking guests is approximately two weeks in advance. Send all book pitches to the book department through Book TV. C-SPAN does not disclose viewership numbers and does not air advertising. Washington Journal is watched predominantly by adults over 35 years old interested in public affairs.

Published for members of AAA Washington residing in the Washington and the northern Idaho panhandle. Articles focus on automotive safety, highways, motor laws, foreign and domestic travel, as well as regional recreation activities. Includes information on AAA services, club policies, motoring trends and a variety of money-saving discounts.

Geared toward legal scholars and covers topics of interest to the legal community.